Geneva show under threat amid bailout dispute

Geneva 2019 rtrs web.jpg — The Geneva auto show pictured in 2019. (REUTERS)

May 28, 2020 11:14 AM

The organizers of the Geneva auto show have said the event may not be held next year amid a dispute with the local authorities over a bailout and a reluctance by some automakers to attend.

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